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Today’s entry:
With all the hysteria regarding Georgia’s voting law you’d think they have the tightest restrictions in the country. I read that several states still have stricter voting laws including Florida. Is this just a case of the left opposing any change because they won in Georgia?
Bottom Line: Yes. That’s exactly what it is. Last week I pointed out the meat of Georgia voting law changes. They are these:
Voter ID required for absentee ballots
Runoff elections to be held 4 weeks after the general election as opposed to nine weeks later
Elections oversight will be conducted by a five-person board established by the state legislature rather than the Secretary of State
Dramatic week of testimony in George Floyd murder trial
Minneapolis (AFP) – The opening week of the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, facing murder and manslaughter charges for the death of George Floyd, has featured dramatic and emotional testimony. Among those taking the stand in the heavily-guarded downtown Minneapolis courtroom have been Floyd’s girlfriend, witnesses to his May 25, 2020 arrest and fellow police officers. Chauvin, who is white, was seen on video kneeling for more than nine minutes on the neck of Floyd, a 46-year-old Black man who was being detained for using a fake $20 bill in a nearby store. Here are som…Read More
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NO COKE, PEPSI African Methodist Episcopal Bishop Reginald T. Jackson and other Georgia faith leaders announced a national boycott today, starting April 7, of Coca-Cola, Home Depot and Delta three Atlanta-based companies over the state’s new voting law. The boycott could eventually extend to other companies including UPS, Aflac, Georgia Power and UBS.
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